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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-23
THE COMMISSION FEATURE.

Section eleven and following sections
contain the commission features of the
biii. They provide for a commission to
consist of five persons, whose terms of
Office shall bsfor six years, except for
the first appointments, which are to he
for two, three, four. five and six years.
The members of this commission are to
be appointed by the President, by and
with the advice of the Senate. Their
principal office shall be in Washington,
ID. c., but they shall hold sessions at
other places than Washington, and sim
gle member of the Commission may take
testimony anywhere as may be directed
by the Commission. These commission
ers have salaries of $500 each. The
Commission has power to appoint Sec
retary with an annual salary of $500
and has authority to employ and TX the
compensation of such other employees as
1t may find necessary to the proper per
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
GIVE THEM A CuANcEi

That's TO say. your lungs. Also ali you'
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma
ehlnery Il l.. Not ouly The larger ar.pss.
ssges, but the thousands ofliitle tubes aud
cavities leading from them.
when these are cloggrd and eh0ksi With
matter which ough. not ID BE there, your
lungs cannot half DO their work And
What they DO. they cannot do well.
Call IL cold, cough. Group, pneumonis,
catArrb. consumption or any OF the family
OF tAros, AMI nose and head and lung OBJ
strueiions, sll are bad. All ought 20 b.
got nd Of There Is lusi one sure WAY 10
get rid OF them. That's TO take Boschee's
German Syrup, which any druggist will
sell you AZ Is cents bottle. Even ifevery,
thing else has failed you, you may depend
upon this for certain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

A STRAIGHT BRIBE-"Boy, are you
acquainted around here'" be asked Of q
lad on Michigan avenue.
ayes, sir"
II wan, to find the Civilized COrnics
Works"
"Neyer heard Of EN-"
"Bat It's an old concern, aud was
told to come to this corner. There's q
big sign on the roof"
"0h, you mean Galvanized Cornice
Works. It's RICH, around tina, corner"
"Bab. did I say civilized"
"Yes. cir"
"And the proper word Is galvanized
That's IT,"
"Here--eoms here. Here's . dime
for you. aud you jas, keep mum sbOu,
what has passed. I'm going to run for
supervisor this fall on the strength Of be.
ing a self made man. who 20, bis educs.
ton by the ligh. Of . oorn.eob candle.
and I don't want the internal opposition
to get hold Of the fac, tina, the candle
went out on me too soon."-Detroa Free
Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

HADN'T HEARD THAT PIxRcE Was DEAD.
"A well preserved old gentleman walked
into the New Hampshire Senate gallery I
day or two ago when that body Was In ses.
sion and took front seat. AMER taking
In the situstion be leaned over the railing
and engaged In conversation with one OF
the Senate officers who happened 10 be
present. As leading question he asked
"Are those the pictures OF the govern
orsi"
mo, sir. Those are the presidents OF
the Senate"
(which 10 Franklin Plsrcef"
Neither OF them. His picture Is In the
Representatives hall"
Lets see. IL Pierce alivei"
mo, cir. lie died In 1859, I believe"
"well. well, I hadn't heard off, but I
haven't seen his name In my paper lately,
and didn't know bat what he might be
dead. voted for him for President, and
I've thought sight Of him ever since"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

-DuAtsHHss. o. Liquor Hibn. odA b
Cured by admiaisisriag DR.. HIiaes' GoldsE
Specific 1t can be given In q cup OF coffee
or tea without the knowledge OF the per-
son taking u, sfectlug speedy and per
mAneni cure. whether The patient Is mod
crate dfinker or 81 alcoholic wreck. Thou
sands OF drunkards have been made TEN
perAie men who have taken the Golden
Specific In their coffee without their kuowl
edge. and to-day believe they quit drinking
OF their own free will. No harmful Effects
result from 10 administration. Cures guar
Anised. Send Tor circular and full psrile-
ulArs. Address In confidence GOLDEN Sra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
Non.Ilesidcnt Taxes.

In the town Of Byros. In the Cosnty OF On.
ford. fOr the year ls-S.
The following list Of tsfes on real estate Of non
resident ownsrs In the town Of BJfon. Tor the
year ls~i, In bills committed 70 John iioufnton,
Collector Of said town, on the let day OF July.
ing unpaid on the 1t day Of June ls.7, BY bis
certificate OF that date. AMI nov remain unpaid,
and notice IL hereby given that II said tanesnter
est and charges are not PAID into The Treasury OF
said Iowa, within eighteen months from the data
OF the commitment Of said bills, % much 90 the
real estate taxed as will lie sudicient 10 pay the
amount due therefor, Including Interest and
charges, will without further notice BE- cold ~
public auction 81 the Town house, In saif town
he second day OF January, iss. at Mise O'Clock In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Many suffer rather than take r,useous
medicine; AMI this IL not strange, - the
remedy i oftsn worse than the dlss,se.
Suf.rsfs from coaghs. inf1suEN sore
throat. OF tendency 20 consumption, will
nni Ia nR wIsrAEs BAls,n oY wnD
CnEKKN remedy - agreeable 20 the pal
A,e a. sncciuAl In removing disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
u-pEc,rrr,iioNs

n -DtCAFItAtIuNsl
4. Bshesia girls nsmr, sud leavv Ia
sscts that none of rs admire
2 Beheai q situation, and leave nae
fabric much used a. tfimmlpg.
s Beheai q farming tool, and leave
humble.
Bshoai bird. ami leave some,hlng
that once held many birds
5 BsheAis boys nam, And leave a
vehicle.
&. BsheAi 10 applaai. AMI leave - III.
: Bsheai covered with cvftain Woes
and leave completed.
= Bshesd to see. and leave one Who Sc
crrily Obtains Information.
The removed letters form Kind OF FOOD
which + ssii % be exclusively American.
]. q. n. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
RRAcK III.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
Is poor. your are bothered with Headache.
you are fdgetiy, nervous. and generally
out OF sorts, and want 10 brace up. Brace
up, but not with stimulsnts, spring medi.
cines, or bitters. which have for their
basis very cheap, bad whisky, aud which
stimulate you for an hour, and then leave
you In wor9 condition than before.
wha. you want IL an Alternative that will
purify your blood. start healthy action OF
Liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such medicine you will dad 10 Electric
BItters, and only 80 cents . bottle at
Noyes Drug Store, Norway. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Thlugs Oae Would R,ihsr Have LIN
UusAlj Shs-"No. I can't give yoa anoih'
er dance hot III Introduce you - The
pfsiilesi girl Ia The room ile-"Bui l
don't wabi % lance with the prci,les, Girl
10 The room want 10 dance with you :"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

JAMES PYLES PEARLlSE I'll,
preparation. advertised elsewhere. i really
an excellent article Zoe saving l,b'r In
washiug II tAkss The pl,cs % soap. sal
soda All other chemical preparations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Three Different w,i,sr. At southern DO
tel Asksds lii,ie, pfim, precise Harvard
professor. ~ tluner, 10 quick succession,
II be would have soup. A little annoyed.
he said % The last walter who sskei, III.
10 compalsoJi" NO. sab, answered oui
friend aud brother, "So, sab; | think II
mnck turtle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Mrs Bnekrsm-"lIow's dat baby %
you'ni 70 wife was ss,yin' tudier day
"a how she hadnt named II yl,. Recon
she call Il after 20, 90 coursei' Mr.. Hodge
CrAhiree-"wasl, nom only patty. She
goln' call In willyum Crsbiree, willyum
Nter her bruiier Bin, and Crabtree AFTER
tun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Little Agy-"s'y. Jimuy. you come
around - my house an IL show you my
pas tiploma What be GOT In colSgs
Jlmmy -"llumph That slui nothing
Wait tln you see my p,s divorce p.psrs. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
nnrrnn Yni,nsrfr

All save money. and psfh,ps your M.
Send three scent stamps 20 pay postage 10
A. 4. Oriway Co, Boston. Mess, and
receive = copy % Df. K,ufm,nn's great
MeiicL work, loo psgts, elegant coloFsd
nj ts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
WORKING CLaSSBCA11EHIloH

pared o. farni,h Ell 'asses " An empioJ meat AZ
houe, the whole % tie time, o. i0' hef spare
moments. Basiness nesf Light ani lroniAbe
Persons - elmer ssg easily earn frem - fesi
10 a. uo Per evening, AMI a propo Tti0nsl sum pl
deVotns al their tifnH 10 the business. boys sni
girls earn nearly ~ much a. men. That Al 10
see this MAJ tsni the adffcst ani tfst the blsl
nsss we male tbs ofsf. To such ~ arr not sei
satlshed Ne siil send zoe dollar topaz iofthf upl
be % writlns. fuu pirtieliAfs 40 oui1i iree Al
drcss GEOE0E sTISsus a 60 P0riiAni, hAne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Impufii,s ottae b'ooi Often cause great
Auroyarcc A. This season. lloOd's Ssfss'
pafllla patlfss tie blood. ,ni curss Al
such ,frctious
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Pat GILMORE will usy,r b,llev, that the
Qaesu'- jihiiec l. greater cvcui Than iae
one be cot up = dozen years ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Canada boasts pfluisr los ,tais old.
lie remembers hsviug seen clean tiilcs
toWtl when De was = boy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
OUR puzzLE CORNER.
es n. pss,s' s.. :s ss
noT. Ne.

I-cuARapE
with rush and hurry and whifl,
on the rAOle We mefrily 90.
oh, what IL the wonderful power
That carries Ne through the land sot
with claiisrly rattle AMI bang,
Der frsfs % iron Ne reel,
And elickety. softly glide
Were now on .arsfs OF steel
With whistle and J)s,le AMI l)anoe,
At lergth 10 q stop wu'ys oomei
Behind the hlgh.stspplug greys
Were whlfl,d o'er the last 10 home.
ETHYL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
M ENIGN

iii -ENiGNA
4 city OF. With park. - grssn,
l. N. .. 4 I, II. rs
You'n la 10 ?. 10. and :.
What fsrmers make Ia summers heat.
n &c. 3. aud yoa'l SO
An Adv,f, plain A. plaiu Can oc.
My9.C. ~ you've deserted,
Descriptive 90 ihlags not inside.
10. 6. rs. placed 10 llnc,
A. sports we'll ,ruihnlly d'nie
A s,uiy q al within ihl. rhym',
Beet sul.si Cor the Summer time.
By hin sni dale AMI mouutala s'ia
With % Clmsus we're will supplied.
My BEi.LK WILSON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
IN nIlNoNr
v-ANaGRAN

1. Quf uoos IA ,nspsf.,lng Insect.
= Csrfn fr1p A mechanic
Tra 81 "A legislative body.
nENNiE nEE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
Ni-ENiaNA

Composed - ~ ist,srs.
Myi.s.9. ~. iiissu afilc., fssrd in
The caify.
Myit.2 Is. ilisalqsid
Nv iC. D.. Q. 10 l. - s'niy.
NJ Z. a.. e.. s l. 90 sisrre'.
~ =. ~. ~. ! -l.srtlish.
TIE whole q. the nsmf ofan Amsilca an
sumoil.'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

ASswuE. To PUrzLEs 90 L,sr wssS
I MIA miii.
s-TassAioP,ls. william csliru B1'Si.
-Thc righi o., darkest az before Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
Grand Trunk Railway
Snnmer Advancement.

90 al 49, Nsy isih. iss;. al u1ii farihsr -.
tcs. fraIrs 49, fan a. t,loss
fIar sisf.aus msrktd'
rn.rnrat % rnHrtANn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

81. si,,., ,,,, 2. Laa,.-, ons.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

when Emerson said "hitch your wsg.
on 70 STAR" did be mean 70 marry An &C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
Adminisira,or's snie.

DrEsrANT o. q lcerss faom a. lIon. Julrs q
II frotlfe tr tte NolnfY II oxflri. shAll eel ~
rutr alffIun, ~ che tsfniy trst dsy 81 jay uehf
trn ocIofk In a. t1rsu1ans ai ~ dsslinE house
n .tor islflfn in al cuunfy, AZ Ne night. tfis
lnl .rfrrrsf shfh William II. llfmlnrsay, late of
AL n fon ifknfsfion. dfcsaset, lad IA and a. ths
fl.as.nr dea.rtsd RAJ estate. via About IN
hurrei arres 81 lad situated In ssst par u Prank
n IanfsiIcn. AT sssiefiy frou ths Lrcun All bsan
Nnlnfalls, a. rtl.fd.
Dated th.s ssh isy q June, A. II. i.sf.
llENRl DAVIS, Adnr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
The Interest Coupons on all Bonds Sold
by this Company are made Payable
al its Banking Room In Portland.

The Company will i..ue July ist. its Debenture
BOnds, psysbie IN seven 1eafs, interest semi en-
paal At the rate - I've (sl per osnt. Der snnum.
Deposits now made accompanying orders for DE
bsn'ures xili stcslve interest al thc sans raf-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21
CAUGHT on OUR WIRE.

BEooKLYN. June 20.-John Ergburg, a
Danish painter. aged %. shot and fatally
wounded his mother this evening. after
which be shot himself inficting wounds
from which be is not likely to recover.
The shooting was the outcome of family
quarrel.
LONDON, June 20.-The first of series OF
three bicycle races of a quarter OF milo
each. between Howell and Temple, oc-
cured at Northampton today. Temple
lead at the start and held the lead until
near the finish, when Howell succeeded
in coming alongside and crossing the line
even The race was declared draw. Time
80 seconds. equaling the record.
ERrK. Pa. June 20-By the caving in OF
high bank at the Erie gas works today,
John Elser and Jacob Fehernbsch were
buried and killed. John Olsuzhlin was
seriously injured and was not dug out for
three-quarters OF an hour Dominick Flan-
agsn. jacob Sell and Daniel Hanley were
partially buried and quickly rescued.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Fiye persons
named Stants were poisoned this morning
By eating canned Salmon. Up to this even
| ing none of them were considered out OF
danger and one was not expected to live.
DxxvER, June 2o.--Natural gas in small
quantities has been discovered eighteen
miles north Of this city. Il is expected a
paying feld win be developed.
AusrrS, Tex, June 20.-Three men sup
posed 10 have been implicated in the Fla
| tonia train robbery, have been arrested In
Lavsca county.
NEW YoRK, June 2O.-Tso Chinamen.
who were forbidden 70 land from the
steamship New YORK. applied for writs o,
habess corpus. sad Arguments to have been
| had today, bat the steamer sailed this AFTER.
noon for Aspinwali. With the Cinnamon on
board.
Ca1cAeo. June 2D.-Charles Mussler. head
engineer Of the Chicago Arc and pewer
Company, whilc rspsiring an electric Ian q
during a thunder Storm this afternoon. re.
eefved shock, which threw him back
ward several feet. he expired In about
Eve minutes.
QrKxxsrows, June 9.-Peter Troy. who
was arrested on board the steamship Adri-
attic on charge OF bringing explosives IN
10 the country. was formally discharged
todsy on his promise TO appear IN Court
should be subsequently Be summoued.
IsoxDox. June 2-An inquest was held
today on the body Of man found in the
eansl near Birmingham Receipts for
makinr explosives the names And si.
! dresses Of several persons in New York and
an Americsn-msde razor vas found on the
| body The verdict was found drowned. =
| Il IL believed that be committed saicide.
Iafsr.-The body has been identified =.
| thai of william Rogers, an engine hftsr
/ VINO resided n Birmingham. Ths Ameri.
can address found n bis diary i that OF 4
! relative. Experts are nov of opinion that
1 the entry n1ale IN he diary are formuia.
/ Tor making percussion capx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

Il seems 70 he the hardest thing in the world
- convince people that the most essential
thing n hamsn existence Is good arr. II Is
the willfui ignorance OF on this subject that
IS making a narrow chested. weak iunrea
racs. The prevalent blindness on this point
Is something appalling. Just watch a lot Of
workmen tearing down building. They
stand coughing ard splitting IN the binding
cloud e iimesiosf hour after hour, sowing tie
seeds of consumption and general disease.
when. 4 they would tie moist Sponge over
The nose and mouth. the air wcuid reach the
lungs purified of those dangerous Atoms of
dust. Again. e. into any big room. q the.
zfr.. church cr sckocihcuss. While being
swept. and you wit see thu ianitor piaei.Ilv
inaaling she dnst ia death dealing enlps ~
AR. SUGGEST he sponge - hila. AMI he vii
lsugh At 9oa Il = this obliviousness that al
lev the clerks - keep zienf ard - snbnnit
- having the sfcrss swept cut during the
working hourx II they rad q huv the air
Trey are forced 60 breathe. they wszlfu't
tsk- Z st any rrice. ft i hecsaps Il co<rs
gethlng tat they pay no sstsnfion 20 u -
HTzienikt IA Glohe Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21
THE LAKE DISASTER
r~ssry-rwo BODIES RECOVERED
fron ths champi.is Hsrror-An Acct
dsaf 10 sn Eadsrtaker-A Boy
DFownsd-A eirist of Mich
ssAn Matters.

tk14ssstt "a x<st1ass-
CBAzLkyoIx. June 20--Ths bodies Of
Mrs Mary Falls. Of near Manistique. and
Steward Beans daughter. were recovered
yesterday afternoon floating twelve miles
from the scene Of the disaster and the
bodies Of two females badly burned were
found In the lake this morning. Mrs.
smith. Geo. Wrisley. Robt. Wilkes and the
second fireman were buried yesterday. The
bodies Of Wm- SAMSON. of ssreator. I'll,
and Mr.. Scbaub, Of Milwaukee, on a visit
10 bis son residing at Boyns City. were re-
covered Saturday night, which makes the
total dead twenty-five.
The body OF Clerk Brennan was taken TO
Chicago yesterday BY bis brother, and U. 5.
Hospital Steward Rogers 10 Fort Msckinac
Saturday. An inquest Is now in progress
and an effort will be made to learn the
origin Of the tre.
The total loss OF life cannot possibly have
been more than twenty-three. OF fourteen
bodies found, only two had life preservers.
IL was the saddest disaster on Lake Michi-
gan since the Alpena went down.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

A large sudiencs attended Smiths Oper4
E~~se isst evening and the specisltes IN
tro.fs-' we're excsllens. Prof Csmpbelfs
Tsbieaux Mi. depicting in a grsphic
nsnner. "A voyage around the world. The
Cities Palaces. Noted Ruins. werxs Of Art.
Portzaits Of celsbrAted PsOple. various
tranSf8rraaticsi seepes and wonderful and
laughter pxofl King aIec1anical effects. we're
hv ar the featrre of the entertainment.
These iiIuatrafsrns sre u1foghtsdiv 3e
anest In The ec1ntrv. keatirz end Fiyn= =
knock arcuf efotesoae eauclrg sfaues
thera a. the rreatest ~ al tiaC iace feHrfs@
Their specially vent With a rush snd won
nlus hearty sn1 vel deserved enccres
Bessie Nortor ftscinatine az iopine rope
dancer. lem tst&oro does an excee,iinxly
clever cio<. thss - non Sisters. tso charm
inx VoeaIisls nHfe 4 decided hiE Emma
Noniton. eilmore 6 Ao-+en. and the esl-
snce of lhe larze conrany presented rood
speeiaitiss. I's Forrest & CAROLS . hafl<s-
Qne sxtravagan1a entified Babes IN the
WGo,fs repefe viii charming music.
racv dialox'le magnificent costumes snd
kmazan nafches closed the entertain
nenG
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

Creighton J. Post Of this city, whose wife
was recently granted q divorce on the
grounds Of cvasaty and non support. has j
seerns taken unto himself another Tne
records Of Cook county. Ill. show that a
rnsrriars lcerse vas issaed lass week 70
Creighton j. f'0st q Grand Rspids. &ica.
an3 Mss Mskzis sheeae Of EnFlewoo8.
H. h is UNDERSTOOD thst the br.s = the
hsn5soals cressmaksr. Of tie Wsd6comb p
block. this city. In this case Il il TO be
hoped that ~histosy will not rtpeat ifself :"
bat thar Mr. Pest NAV live more happily
with the nsw love than he did With the
old.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21
Another Boy Drowned Yesterday

Frank Parrish, a six-year-old boy, was
drowned in the East Side canal IN the rear
Of the Fuller block about 4 O'Clock yester'
day afternoon. lie was walking on q
plank which is laid across the Canal when
he lost his balance and fell in. A little
girl who witnessed the accident gave the
alarm and number of men and boys were
soon the scene searching for the body. The
water was let out of the canal and the body
was recovered about half an hour alter The
boy had disappeared from the PLANK. The
BODY wes thea remosed to the home Of his
foster parents. Mate Parrish and James
Haley, who reside in the Fuller block
Coroner Bradish was notified and after
viewing the remains decided that IL wa'
unnecessary to summon jury ss i wss
evident the boy came TO his death By scci-
dental drowning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

BALTIMORE. Nd. June % --The wrestling
match tonight between Policeman John C.
Doyle and Mstsada Sarakichi. was awarded
to the Jap, As the result Of a dispute. The
FIRST bout was Graeco- Roman with jackets.
After wrestling two minutes. one Of the
sleeves Of the jacket worn by the Jap pulled
out, Doyle insisted on his getting another
Jacket which he said he could procure in
ten minutes, bat the referee. William Null
doom. Of View York. ordered the wrestling
% 20 on, Doyle refused and the match was
given Ssrakichi. The audience evinced
their Disappointment and displeasure nc the
sudden termination OF the match, by Kissing
ant hOoting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

Yesterday wss divorce daT 10 the Superior
Court and besidss other regular business
fonr divorce cases we're heard ard three de-
crses granted. Msry Brook Nichols vss
granted divorce from ber hustsnd,
Charles Nichols on ths ground 81 dessF-
ton. r. A. Dappsr was coanssl for The
complainant snd yndge BnrIinssme con-
ton 81 his psrers snA business hke man
ner of condacsin9 The case, Anna P. Love
10Y wss recessed ffofn beT rnsritsi bonas
With David B. Lovsioy. The gfoasds btine
non-sanoort frsnces Dewus wss given 4
decree from t'scaf 3. DoFns sa TIE sroanss
81 eKtrerae erasltT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21
VIcTORIA'S JUBILEE
rnE pasgAasTIoas foa To0Ay.
Csi@bFslloas xhEsaEhasr shs ktasde1
fsssoea<y Aiaiss4< Fnsiss Rrss~@ts
Ehs frsslsleaGs Gssersealsftss<-
saha.l CAliarsa nssfs.edL

IoEDoz. lans 10--Iaaliss ceisoFst-cns
.sfs aeld lo.l4g ia al I4rxa esstrss b. safi-
sas county corporations. fais sAs sions u
order y allow coasty oEiielsls 70 attend
services "a Wsstrainsier A0bsT tomorrow
Ihs programmes throuxh0aL we're sizssiias
% lhssa shsefxsa IA a. Thsaksgsslng ser
Ficsa
Tie esrsmonies 70 take plaes IN ths Ahoey
b0marro. ssfs pri4slesy sshsarssf t0dss !.
The i11iise 4nthem . a Er41G conception
uaa carried fhrough sith z0soluts correct
ness. ihalaapcz of Fefsons tAronE ths
streets a. ll.daixht. Tbs act that Pg2iie
hoases sill BE- 0pen al nzhs snd al day
t0n0froE oF permission o. the poiice las
aroused public md <naflon and fear thaI
r10ling Sill feaalg from tae unrestricted
ss.s VI lqaor - Increasing. Ia The HOUSE
0f Commons tonishs H0n- 1ecrsiary Mat
shs1s declared. eir Chas. Wafrsn. ne
ma.fop0iitan comml ssi0uer, bad perfect
rizht 10 extend the hours of Jubilee pubic
houses opsn and that no one had q right U
prevent him rom dang 80.
The police tocaY made . thorough search
u ~ estmlnster Abbey as a Pfecaailou
against dynamite Oalraxes tomorrow
Every yauit. eerner and p0int in the
sdihcs where Il i possible % hide any
thing vas Inspected and 0Vsrnaaled, es-
pscial.y powerful lamps beng used Ia
ths examination 81 the darker PLACES
Notnlug sas f0and When me sxsmina.
non vas nnished, ne Abbey vas turned
0ysr l0 the police Cor protection. and L 4
nov occupied and guarded - them. Every
civilian = e1ciuded--egen the vofkm
Who have oeen employed IN making ths
temporary alterations for tomorrow event
Two attempted 70 enter the Abbey oal
seFs prevented by the police.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21

About two hundred people were turned
away from Redmond's Opera House last
night. on the occasion OF the opening of
felton, & connier's Star Theatre Company.
The Knglish comedy dra ua. Queens Eyi-
dencs' was presented and the company ac-
Quilted themselves in an acceptable man
ner, the acting of r. Q. Chamberlain, Fred
Felton and Jerry Conkling deserving spa
cisl mention. The company plays at cheap
prices and win. no doubt, receive liberal
patronage during their engagement. To-
night Private Secretary" will be presented.